The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea announced that as of noon today, it will cut all political and military communication lines with South Korea on the background of its hostile actions and its non-stop broadcasting of hostile publications across the border.
The DPRK news agency said that Pyongyang “will completely cut off and close the line of communication between them and Seoul, which was in place through the liaison office between them, and will cut other communication channels, as of this afternoon.”
“The South Korean authorities colluded with the hostilities against the DPRK, which led to relations between the two sides to a disaster,” the agency added, noting that Pyongyang concluded “there is no need to sit face-to-face with the South Korean authorities and that there are no issues to discuss with them because they are They only fueled anger and tension. ”
The DPRK warned last Thursday that the South Korean authorities will continue to send hostile publications to them across the border, stressing that “goodwill and reconciliation cannot be associated with such hostile activities.”
Source : Sana
